Miniature furniture

[Stuka f]

Some state they are salesman samples other say they are craftmanship's proof.

But I like them very much!

[Stuka f]

It still had its content when found in the garage;(lol)

[Mervyn Mitton]

Nice piece Stuka  -  although a little worn with use.  In the UK they are often called Apprentice pieces as they were made as

a final test of the Apprentice's skill.  What age would you put on this ?  Has a rather Georgian look - which if original would make

it pre-1830 ?            Mervyn

[dedehansen]

Hi Stuka,

 

I like this pieces too, here mine a three - drawer dresser.

 

 

[dedehansen]

Marquetry

 

 

[dedehansen]

and good place to store groups  

 

 

 

 

Regards

Andreas

[Stuka f]

Hey Mervin,

 

apprentice piece, is what I ment with my bad english word; craftmanship's proof.

I wouls also date it late 18th century.

I like it very much!

 

Hey Andreas,

 

your drawer dress is of a different level! Very nice piece that is!

Thanks for showing.

 

cheers

 

|<ris

[Mervyn Mitton]

Andreas  -  thankyou for showing your pieces.   Beautiful in design and in execution.  You can be very proud of them , and

they must have considerable value to a collector   -   even higher if you leave the Groups in them .....         Mervyn

[Stuka f]

Not really furniture, but a miniature for sure.

This well decorated +/- 30 cm high altar.

[Uffz. Rohleder]

6 hours ago, Stuka f said:

Not really furniture, but a miniature for sure.

This well decorated +/- 30 cm high altar.

That's quite impressing! 

On 20/02/2015 at 12:05, dedehansen said:

Hi Stuka,

 

I like this pieces too, here mine a three - drawer dresser.

 

 

That's what I call real craftsmanship! Wow Outstanding piece. 

Edited February 2, 2019 by Uffz. Rohleder

[Stuka f]

Thank you.

 

[Stuka f]

In ivory (cites duty-bound) , we are talking old stuff here.